Browsing Graduate School - MU Theses and Dissertations (MU) by Title

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    The effect of troponin I phosphorylation on the steepness of the Frank-Starling relationship [1]
    The effect of uncertainty in "field of the day" treatment regimes in proton therapy [1]
    The effect of various levels of yellow grease in pre-starter rations on performance of turkey poults [1]
    Effect of vegetation cover, season, and removal mechanism on the removal efficiency of 36 PPCPs within a full-scale surface-flow constructed wetland [1]
    The effect of visual inspection reliability on risk-based inspection [1]
    Effect of water, rice flour and small red bean on physical properties of tapioca pearl [1]
    The effect of weed density, root senescence, and egg density on western corn rootworm larval establishment, survivorship, and damage potential [1]
    Effect of zinc oxide and silver nanoparticles on intestinal bacteria [1]
    Effect on water absorpion and outdoor weathering on emerging polymer interlayers [1]
    Effective cooperation between rural school patrons and the schools [1]
    Effective leadership traits identified through protestant clergy leader conversations [1]
    Effective numerical methods to model dynamic behavior of springs with torsion [1]
    Effective source separation algorithm using NMF and sparse NMF for acoustic fall detection [1]
    Effective spokespersons on Twitter : experimenting with how profile gender & network size impact user perceptions of credibility and social attraction [1]
    Effective teacher leadership : a quantitative study of the relationship between school structures and effective teacher leaders [1]
    The effective use of music and branding in shaping consumer behavior [1]
    Effectiveness of a specialized advertising agency among black consumers [1]
    The effectiveness of a targeted Title I pre-kindergarten program [1]
    Effectiveness of Advanced Stay Strong, Stay Healthy in community settings [1]
    The effectiveness of an interactive theatre intervention on improving patient adherence to self-management regimens for breast cancer-related lymphedema [1]